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Use of AOL Search, Ask Jeeves Increases at Expense of Google, Yahoo
Use of AOL Search, Ask Jeeves Increases at Expense of Google, Yahoo
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Use of AOL Search, Ask Jeeves Increases at Expense of Google, Yahoo
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08-15-2005, 06:23 AM,
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Use of AOL Search, Ask Jeeves Increases at Expense of Google, Yahoo
Quote:While AOL's resurgent growth drew comment from Nielsen, it still has only 5 percent of all searches, compared to the 12 percent of its nearest rival, MSN. Nielsen still ranks Google as first for search, accounting for 47 percent of all online searches, followed by Yahoo at 22 percent of total searches. story: http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/45414.html AOL search traffic grew 15% btwn Q1 and Q2, Ask Jeeves grew 16%, Yahoo 9% growth, Google 6%. MSN search traffic fell 4%. The AskJeeves spider has been very active on a few of our sites this month...the little bugger has already used up a GB of bandwidth in the last week indexing one site of ours :blinkie:
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